Can you please Test and debug the program below using the following specifications? Many thanks!
Create a list of valid entries and the correct results for each set of entries. Then, make sure that the results are correct when you test with these entries.
Create a list of invalid entries. These should include entries that test the limits of the allowable values. Then, handle the invalid integers (such as negative integers and
unreasonably large integers). In addition, make sure the user can't enter data that doesn't make sense (such as a player having more hits than at bats).
Don't attempt to handle invalid entries that cause exceptions, such as the user entering a string like "x" for an integer value. You can do that after you read chapter 8.
Tip: whenever needed please provide screenshots of your debugging. Thorough Test Plan also would be a BIG plus.
def display_menu():
print("+"*50)
print(" \t\tBaseball Team Manager")
print("MENU OPTIONS")
print("1 - Calculate batting average.")
print("2 - Exit program.")
print("+"*50)
def convertBat():
print("Calculate batting average.")
num_at_bats = int(input("Enter official number of at bats: "))
num_hits = int(input("Enter number of hits: "))
average = num_hits/num_at_bats
print("Batting average:", round(average,3))
def main():
while True:
display_menu()
rk = int(input("Menu Option : "))
if (rk == 1):
convertBat()
elif(rk == 2):
break
else:
print("Not a valid option. Please try again.")
print("Bye!")
main()


Can you please Test and debug the program below using the following specifications? Many thanks! Create...
Need help writing this code in python.
This what I have so far.
def display_menu():
print("======================================================================")
print(" Baseball Team Manager")
print("MENU OPTIONS")
print("1 - Calculate batting average")
print("2 - Exit program")
print("=====================================================================")
def convert_bat():
option = int(input("Menu option: "))
while option!=2:
if option ==1:
print("Calculate batting average...")
num_at_bats = int(input("Enter official number of at bats:
"))
num_hits = int(input("Enter number of hits: "))
average = num_hits/num_at_bats
print("batting average: ", average)
elif option !=1 and option !=2:
print("Not a valid...
Case Study Baseball Team Manager For this case study, you’ll use the programming skills that you learn in Murach’s Python Programming to develop a program that helps a person manage a baseball team. This program stores the data for each player on the team, and it also lets the manager set a starting lineup for each game. After you read chapter 2, you can develop a simple program that calculates the batting average for a player. Then, after you complete...
Chapter 05 Case study Baseball team For this case study, you’ll use the programming skills that you learn in Murach’s Python Programming to develop a program that helps a person manage a baseball team. This program stores the data for each player on the team, and it also lets the manager set a starting lineup for each game. After you read chapter 2, you can develop a simple program that calculates the batting average for a player. Then, after you...
Chapter 8
Python Case study Baseball Team Manager
For this case study,
you’ll use the programming skills that you learn in Murach’s
Python Programming to develop a program that helps a
person manage a baseball team. This program stores the data for
each player on the team, and it also lets the manager set a
starting lineup for each game. After you read chapter 2, you can
develop a simple program that calculates the batting average for a
player. Then,...
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Something is preventing this python code from running properly.
Can you please go through it and improve it so it can work. The
specifications are below the code. Thanks
list1=[]
list2=[]
def add_player():
d={}
name=input("Enter name of the player:")
d["name"]=name
position=input ("Enter a position:")
if position in Pos:
d["position"]=position
at_bats=int(input("Enter AB:"))
d["at_bats"] = at_bats
hits= int(input("Enter H:"))
d["hits"] = hits
d["AVG"]= hits/at_bats
list1.append(d)
def display():
if len(list1)==0:
print("{:15} {:8} {:8} {:8} {:8}".format("Player", "Pos", "AB",
"H", "AVG"))
print("ORIGINAL TEAM")
for x...
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